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Canada’s new FREE streaming service now has over 120 channels

Canada’s new free streaming service, Pluto TV, has dropped even more content! There are now over 120 channels on the platform that Canadians can enjoy for free.

Canadians can catch a variety of TV shows and movies ranging from true crime to nature to home improvement and more.

Some of the new channels include HauntTV, Crimetime, HistoryTime, and Homeful.

Pluto TV has also announced the launch of new channels Shades of Black and OUTtv Proud.

OUTtv Proud is a channel that serves SLGBTQ+ viewers and features 400 hours of original programming, top talent, and rising stars.

Shades of Black “celebrates Black culture with high-calibre stars and captivating stories” through films, scripted and reality shows, powerful documentaries, and specials.

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Pluto TV is an ad-supported streaming service, which means your binge-watching will be interrupted by commercials.

But, the good news is that you don’t have to spend any money to use it and there are hundreds of channels to choose from.

Pluto TV gives you access to 20,000 hours of free TV shows and movies across over 110 unique channels.

The platform is fueled by Paramount, Corus and third-party content, meaning that it offers some of the most popular titles of all time.

Some of the top film titles include Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, Wayne’s World, Grease, Terms of Endearment, and Gladiator.

As for TV, you’ll get to watch free episodes of Hell’s Kitchen, Fear FactorBeverly Hills 90210, Baywatch, Dynasty, South Park, Frasier, and so many more.

You don’t even need to register for an account to start watching. You can just start watching here or on the Pluto TV app through any device.

With so many expenses to pay these days, we definitely welcome the opportunity to save money on our TV and movie viewing.

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